Mimosa Echard’s Sporal exhibits a dreamy multiverse, combining science and technology. Her work imagines a simple organism’s transformative journey through a psychedelic, fluid universe.
Perrier-Jouët embraced art's connection to nature with some help from artist Garance Vallée.
The morning we wake up, before we put on our makeup, we say a little prayer as we scroll through Dionne Warwick's Twitter account.
Taylor Swift is going from the big stage to the big screen with her feature directorial debut.
With the AI system DALL-E 2, Silicon Valley stole our attention and made us collectively lame.
Tamara de Lempicka's "Portrait de Romana de la Salle" will be auctioned at Sotheby's on November 14.
In honor of Rihanna returning back to music, L’OFFICIEL looks back at all of her album eras.
From Saint Laurent to Moschino, look back at some of the designers who took inspiration from Pablo Picasso's works of art.
Four artists to watch from the fair's inaugural edition.
In his latest exhibition, contemporary artist Bordalo II experiments with new materials to advance the conversation around sustainability.
On the singer’s birthday, L’OFFICIEL looks back at moments from his early career days.
Tommy Hilfiger captures the spirit of The Factory of Andy Warhol for its Fall/Winter 2022 Campaign.
L’OFFICIEL speaks with the multidimensional creator about his new museum exhibition and the deeper meanings he hopes audiences glean from his work.
The industry's biggest names are betting on the next generation of photographers. Get to know them on National Photography Day.
Known as "America’s first couturier,” James reimagined glamour through innovative silhouettes and top-notch tailoring.
Calling all art lovers: L'OFFICIEL walks you through eight different art exhibitions happening around the world this season, as well as what to do in your free time, and what hotels to stay at.
Cassius Hirst, the son of famed artist Damien Hirst, is bringing his artistic talents to fashion with the Cass x Prada collection.
L’OFFICIEL speaks with Costume Institute curator Andrew Bolton about American fashion’s past and the exhibition’s cinematic scenes and garment-focused studies in style.
Multimedia artist Julian Charrière explores the disorienting effect of being lost in nature, as well as the destructive effect humans are having on nature itself.
